Found in Mom's Basement

Kenner's Daddy Saddle. It seemed like a good idea at the time.

Found on Pinterest.

Vintage hair nets

If my childhood was any indication, in the 1960s women weren't allowed to work in school cafeterias without a hair net.

Found on Pinterest.

Vintage tins and cans

Found on Pinterest.

Vintage embalming supplies

Don't judge me.

Found at Agassiz Trading, Advertising Is Good For You and Pinterest.

Vintage embalming fluid:

More vintage embalming fluid:

Vintage embalming powder

Snacks from the 1970s

It's been my experience that any savory snack that leaves orange residue on your fingers is delicious. 

Plantar's potato chips from the 1970s:

Quinlan bite-size pretzel nubs from 1970:

1979 ad for Nabisco Snack Mate aerosol cheese:

Go Gay spray paint

Oops. It just looks like cans of spray paint. It's actually hair spray.

Vintage ad for Helene Curtis Go Gay hair spray. Found at Dark Roasted Blend.

Who wants cake?

I guarantee these neat little vintage birthday candles will have you craving cake.

And if the craving is so strong you're ready to start baking right now, look no further than one of my other blogs, Hey, My Mom Used to Make That!, for vintage recipes for cake. (Shameless plug, I know.)

Found at Vintage Me Oh My, Tias and Etsy.

Vintage can of Turkey coffee

Super Plenamins from 1968

This vitamin bottle was first posted on Found in Mom's Basement on 21 May 2008.

Remember these soft drinks from the 1960s?

Fresca in the 1960s:

Sprite in the 1960s:

Tab from the 1960s: